1861 Census
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Enumeration Districts
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Enumerators
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1861 District 8
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Silsoe Road beginning at the Chapel. High Street from the Flying
Horse Inn to Mill Lane Corner. Mill Lane. Church Street. Jakes Lane
or Gravel Pit Lane, Church Lane. Beadlow
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John White Burrows
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1861 District 9
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Great Lane, Little Lane, Back Street, Brickwall Farm, Northfield
Farm, Warren Farm, Cainhoe Farm, Cainhoe Park Farm, Cainhoe Park
Wood Lodges, Pidley Wood Houses, Humphreys Wood Farm and Kiln Lane
Houses.
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Vincent Doggett
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People
Population
Males = 553, Females = 598, Total = 1151.
Males aged over 15 years = 309. Females aged over 15 years = 363.
Occupations
202 men gave their occupation as Agricultural Labourer.
208 women gave their occupation as Straw Plaiter.
Places
Roads
Back Street, Church Lane, Church Street, Great Lane, High Street, Jakes
Lane, Kiln Lane, Little Lane, Mill Lane, Silsoe Road.
The High Street from Great Lane eastwards appears to have been
called Church Street.
Farms
Brickwall Farm, Cainhoe Farm, Cainhoe Park Farm, North Field Farm, Warren
Farm.
Pubs
Compassess Inn. This is now a private house in the High Street
New Inn. This was at 120 High Street.
Flying Horse, Green Man.
Houses
Clophill House, The Rectory.
Others
Beadlow, Cainhoe Park Wood, Pedley Wood.
Dog Kennels. Could have been something to do with Wrest Park.
Humphrey's Wood. Where was this? Anything to do with Humphrey's
Workhouse in 1851 census?
Last
updated: 9 February, 2009 |